Red Sox’s Adley Rutschman Becomes First Player In MLB History To Achieve Niche Feat
The Boston Red Sox defeated the Baltimore Orioles 6-5 on Thursday night.
It was Adley Rutschman’s first game in Baltimore since the trade that made him a member of the Red Sox. He homered in his first at-bat and homered again in the sixth inning.
Earlier this year, while still with the Orioles, Rutschman had a two-home-run game against the Red Sox. That game was back in April, and the Orioles won 10-3. With his multi-homer game on Thursday, he became the first player in MLB history with a multi-homer game on both sides of the same matchup in the same season.
Rutschman has not had the best showing since the trade, but playing in Baltimore again, he put on a show. The Red Sox will hope he can get hot for the final stretch and the postseason.
Red Sox’s Adley Rutschman Becomes First
He has a .193 batting average as a member of the Red Sox. That is not indicative of the player he is. He was an All-Star this year, and the Red Sox will need him to play like one if they want to win the World Series.
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